

Oda House is an authentic Georgian restaurant located in the heart of Manhattan, New York. Since 2013, we have been serving delicious Georgian dishes and traditional Kvevri wine to our visitors. Our restaurant is managed by Maia Acquaviva, a co-founder of Oda House and a genuine Georgian Michelin-recognized chef. Her expertise makes her a reliable guide to the tasteful and intricate world of Georgian cuisine for food lovers. She has curated a menu that showcases the richness of authentic cuisine while delivering the robust flavors of Georgia to your plate. At Oda House, we take pride in creating an ambient and hospitable environment that is perfect for spending a pleasant evening with your family or friends or arranging a private party.
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Address: 406 E 73rd St, New York, NY 10021
Phone: (646) 998-5152
Website: https://odahouse.com/?utm_source=gmb_manhattan&utm_medium=organic
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The restaurant itself is spacious, beautifully decorated, and filled with interesting art on the walls. The portions are quite generous, so we didn’t have enough room to try the desserts this time — but we’ll definitely be coming back to explore more dishes (and finally have dessert!).
The service was a bit on the slower side, but everyone was friendly and welcoming
The service was just as impressive — kind, attentive, and genuinely warm. It’s rare to find a place where both the food and hospitality are this strong.
I left already planning my next visit. A true hidden gem.
We had the Adjaruli khachapuri, Mushroom and cheese Khinkali, Meat Khinkali, and a WHOLE LOTTA medium amber wine (MUST TRY). Tarkhuna was also on our table (Tarragon Soda, looks like a magic potion and kinda tastes like it too haha).
Starting with the Meat khinkali which came first (we hadn’t even ordered it), my company was vegetarian so I am glad we caught it before inhaling them. Nonetheless I personally enjoyed them, aromatic soup, tender meat filling (not sure exactly I am guessing pork), and soft enclosure.
Now for the khinkali that we actually ordered. WOW. I was at a loss of words. Having only tried meat variants of the dumpling, the mushroom and cheese blew me away. Served with sour cream and a completely unique flavour profile, my most recommended menu item.
The adjaruli khachapuri was served next. Very traditional, only difference I noticed was that the egg was poached and the yolk wasn’t as runny as I have had in Georgia. Hot and soft bread, well-done brown crust, buttered…no sorry…lathered and the cheese was so rich. My final piece on this dish? TO DIE FOR.
Our server was nice enough, but the management was top notch. They attended to our khinkali hiccup with such accountability. Didn’t charge us for the menu item of course, but also put my 3 glasses of wine on the house. Not to mention the warm apology from what I will assume was the owner of the restaurant. Before leaving, he insisted on taking a shot with him…on the house again!
Chiche…Georgian brandy, went down like dessert. XO.
They indeed took care of us and I hope I have too. God bless this restaurant, they deserve Michelin attention. Can’t wait to be back in Tbilisi…sorry…NYC!!!
What makes it special is the authentic selection of Georgian wines, brought directly from Georgia.
And if you’re curious about Georgian culture or wine, the manager and staff are genuinely happy to share their knowledge.
Highly recommended